Peak’s Suburban Addition

This Peak’s Suburban Addition Duplex Spells Opportunity

By Daniel Lalley / December 29, 2023 /

With 2024 practically here, many of us are already drawing up our New Year’s resolutions. While some may be vowing to read more or get fit, others are assessing their financial futures and looking to create lasting income through savvy investments. The latter will love what’s in store in Peak’s Suburban Addition. For this week’s…

Read More

Enjoy 1910 Charm in This Peak’s Suburban Addition Cottage with Curb Appeal

By Daniel Lalley / December 1, 2023 /

Peak’s Suburban Addition is a quintessential Dallas neighborhood, iconic for its character. Occupying just a few blocks between Munger Place and Baylor Meadows, this slice of the city offers easy access to so much of what makes Dallas unique. In fact, some of the most exciting areas like Lowest Greenville, Lakewood, and Deep Ellum are…

Read More

This Peak’s Suburban Addition Prairie Style Home Is Perfection

By Daniel Lalley / November 10, 2023 /

When classic architectural styles meet new construction, you have the makings of a standout home. When that home is practically indistinguishable from its original counterparts, the authenticity and allure are exponentially greater. In the case of this Peak’s Suburban Addition home in Old East Dallas, the owners improved an empty corner lot and built a…

Read More

Loving a Peak’s Suburban Addition Prairie Back to Life

By Karen Eubank / September 8, 2022 /

Sometimes I can look at a house and just know there’s a great story behind it. This Peak’s Suburban Addition Prairie jumped off the page at me, and I have to hand it to the owner, Ryan Glenn, for not thinking I was some mad stalker. He graciously called me back after a plea on…

Read More

A Bed And Breakfast in Historic Peak’s Addition Offers a Unique Opportunity

By Karen Eubank / July 29, 2021 /

This historic Greek Revival home is one of the most exciting real estate opportunities in Dallas. And if I had the money, I’d be first in line to snag this gorgeous house in the Peak’s Surburban Historic District. The house was built in 1905 for Dr. G.M. Hackler, a prominent physician associated with The University…

Read More